San Marino
Organization responsible for the statistics
The statistics are collected, compiled and published by the
Centro Elaborazione Dati e Statistica.
Objectives and users
Not available.
Coverage
Strikes and lockouts
- constitutional or official strikes
- sympathetic strikes
- general strikes
Unofficial strikes, political or protest strikes, work stoppages
initiated by employers, rotating or revolving strikes are not
included, nor are sit-ins, working to rule, go-slows or overtime
bans.
Minimum threshold
Duration of at least half an hour.
Industries
No particular branches of economic activity or sectors are
excluded.
Workers
Workers directly involved and workers indirectly involved. The
statistics relate to full-time regular paid employees, and
include seasonal workers. Temporary and casual workers, unpaid
family workers, workers laid off and workers absent on sick or
annual leave or absent for any other reason are not included.
No particular occupational groups are excluded.
Coverage
Strikes and lockouts
- constitutional or official strikes
- sympathetic strikes
- general strikes
Unofficial strikes, political or protest strikes, work stoppages
initiated by employers, rotating or revolving strikes are not
included, nor are sit-ins, working to rule, go-slows or overtime
bans.
Minimum threshold
Duration of at least half an hour.
Economic activities
No particular branches of economic activity or sectors are
excluded.
Workers
Workers directly involved and workers indirectly involved. The
statistics relate to full-time regular paid employees, and
include seasonal workers. Temporary and casual workers, unpaid
family workers, workers laid off and workers absent on sick or
annual leave or absent for any other reason are not included.
No particular occupational groups are excluded.
Geographic areas
Whole country.
Types of data collected
- number of strikes
- number of economic units involved
- number of workers involved
- duration
- time not worked
Concepts and definitions
Labour dispute (conflitti di lavoro)
Definition not available.
Methods of measurement
Strikes and lockouts
The basic unit of measurement used to record a strike is the case
of dispute and the economic unit (the enterprise or firm). The
continuation of a strike that is interrupted but later resumes,
still due to the same case of dispute, is treated as a new
strike.
Work stoppages arising from the same case of dispute,
occurring simultaneously or at different times in different
establishments of the same enterprise or in establishments of
different enterprises are treated as different strikes.
Economic units involved
The economic unit is the enterprise or firm.
Workers involved
The number of workers involved is the average of the number of
daily absences during the period of the strike.
Duration
The duration is measured in workdays.
Time not worked
Total time not worked is measured in workdays or workhours by
ascertaining the total amount of time not worked on each day of
the strike, and summing these totals. Time not worked is not
measured for workers indirectly involved. Overtime is not taken
into account.
Classifications
Branch of economic activity
The data are classified by branch of economic activity using the
International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic
Activities. General strikes are registered under each branch of
economic activity involved.
Reference period and periodicity
The statistics are compiled and published for periods of a month
and a year. They refer only to strikes beginning during the
particular reference period.
Analytical measures
None.
Historical background of the series
Not available.
Documentation
Series available
Not available.
Bibliographic references
Centro Elaborazione Dati e Statistica: Bollettino di
Statistica (two-monthly).
Data published by the ILO
The number of strikes, the
number of workers involved and the number of days not worked, by
economic activity.
Confidentiality
Not available.
International standards
Not available.
Methods of data collection
There is no legal obligation to report a strike. The data are
supplied by trade unions.